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DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
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DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
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 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191013
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
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DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191015
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
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DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191017
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191018
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurship & Innovation
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31584467920722
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191019
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31584467922276
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191020
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurship & Innovation
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261015T141055Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31584467925221
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191021
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurship & Innovation
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261015T141055Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31584467926265
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191022
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurship & Innovation
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261015T141055Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31584467928586
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191023
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurship & Innovation
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261015T141055Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31584467930024
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191024
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurship & Innovation
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261015T141055Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31584467930314
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191025
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurship & Innovation
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261015T141055Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31584467932379
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191026
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurship & Innovation
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261015T141055Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31584467933392
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191027
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurship & Innovation
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261015T141055Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31584467935761
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191028
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurship & Innovation
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261015T141055Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31584467937632
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191029
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Asian American studies and the Gender and S
 exuality Center for a Luncheon\, Keynote\, and Q&A with Kristen Meinzer!\n
 \n \n\nThe event is on Wednesday\, October 30th in the SAC Ballroom\, from
  11:30-1pm.\n\nKristen Meinzer is an award-winning host\, producer\, and f
 ormer director of nonfiction programming for Slate’s sister company\, Pa
 noply. Her hosting credits include By the Book\; We Love You (And So Can Y
 ou)\; CNN's Lisa\, Sandra\, and Kristen Go To The Movies\; When Meghan Met
  Harry\; and Movie Date. Her producing credits include Happier with Gretch
 en Rubin\, The Sporkful\, Girlboss Radio\, Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men\,
  Food 52's Burnt Toast\, and other award-winning shows. Kristen is the aut
 hor of "So You Want to Start a Podcast\," which Publishers Weekly called "
 invaluable." Her work has been celebrated in Time\, The Washington Post\, 
 Bust\, Buzzfeed\, Vice\, The Guardian\, The Evening Standard\, Real Simple
 \, Indiewire\, and dozens of other publications. She lives in Brooklyn\, N
 ew York.\n\nShe says "I've been told I don't have a face for TV or a voice
  for radio. I've been told I talk like a baby\, a whiner\, and a character
  from the movie "Fargo." More than one person has said to me\, "that's not
  how an Asian person talks\," or "you don't sound like you look." And at o
 ver half the conferences I've spoken at\, I've been the only woman of colo
 r on stage.\nMy story isn't particularly unique. 96% of film directors are
  men. 72% of lead characters in films are men. 63% of speaking characters 
 in films are men. 84% of Pulitzer Prize recipients are men. 77.5% of Fortu
 ne 500 board seats are held by men. And two thirds of podcasts have at lea
 st one white male host. In other words\, we live in a world where men are 
 given platforms to speak\, and where they're taken seriously when they do.
 \nBut it's these numbers that make me more determined to speak loudly and 
 widely\, and often at the risk of rocking the boat. It's these numbers tha
 t fill me with anger\, about who\, historically\, has been given the power
  to tell my story\, and tell women's stories more broadly. I believe my vo
 ice is my most transgressive tool. I believe our unique stories can change
  the world. And I believe we live in a time when there are more ways than 
 ever that we can be heard."
GEO:30.284786;-97.737267
LOCATION:WILLIAM C. POWERS\, JR. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER (WCP)\, WCP 2.410 
 Ballroom
SUMMARY:RSVP Open for National Young Women's Day of Action Luncheon
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/rsvp_open_for_national_youn
 g_womens_day_of_action_luncheon
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurship & Innovation
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR